Sled Theoretical Performance Guide
63 points by K2L8M11N2 4 years ago | 5 comments- cube2222 4 years agoI've read the sled website/documentation a while ago and can only recommend others to do the same.
It's a non-trivial amount of interesting knowledge regarding database creation as well as performance.
- CoffeeDregs 4 years agoSomewhat puzzling post? I read it and appreciated it (but holy crap does it need a TL;DR... (basically, "benchmark carefully")) but had little idea what it has to do with `sled`, which turns out to be an embedded database written in Rust. Perhaps update the title? I was looking forward to some performance guidance for "sled" on "Rust (.rs)" and didn't really find any...
- NotSammyHagar 4 years agoIt was kind of Hunter S Thomson-ish and also kind of inside-baseball like. It would be interesting to talk to the author. Are they like that in person?
He's operating on another level in some ways, but does all that fancy-talk and verbal abstraction (We are fucked in 2020 he says) actually come down to anything a normal schlub can use? If you've worked in the db world on distributed databases, well, this is par for the course at MemSQL or Amazon or whatever.
- zinclozenge 4 years agoOne of his commit messages (https://github.com/spacejam/sled/commit/5dbd8f681133ab042e24...) was "©️ dat spicy law shit". He's an interesting character for sure.
- the_duke 4 years agoHe gave a talk about Sled last year, I think at FOSDEM, but I can't find it right now.
- zinclozenge 4 years ago
- NotSammyHagar 4 years ago